Summary Background Missed nursing care (MNC) is a significant health issue that impacts on the quality of and patient safety. It refers to delayed or omitted aspects (totally partially). MNC an under‐researched area in Australian context. Objective This research sought further explore phenomenon context acute hospital identify its common elements factors influencing occurrence. Design A convergent parallel mixed methods design was employed involving secondary analysis routinely collected...

Background: Missed infection control practices may negatively impact quality healthcare and patient safety in acute health care settings. Hence, more research is urgently needed especially Arab countries. To investigate the elements reasons of missed activities among nurses Jordan. The sociodemographic correlates with were also examined. Methods: A cross sectional design was utilized this study. convenience sample 960 from seven hospitals North Jordan used. Nursing Care Infection Prevention...

The study aims to investigate the status of patient safety culture in a tertiary hospital Jordan during COVID-19 pandemic. This descriptive cross-sectional used validated Safety Attitude Questionnaire distributed staff working Jordan. highest scores dimensions were reported for both "Stress recognition" (60.56%) and "safety climate" (58.75%) dimensions. However, lowest "perception management" (53.85%) "working conditions" (55%). highlighted serious concerns about hospitals COVID-19. provides...

Background: Parenting children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is widely identified to be associated life-long impairment in parents’ quality of life (QoL). However, there has been little information on the QoL parents ASD Jordanian context. Objective: This study aimed assess among mothers and fathers who have Jordan identify factors it. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, respondents were attending rehabilitation centers Amman. Data collected from 206 participants using a validated...

Missed nursing care is a multifaceted patient safety issue receiving increased attention among healthcare scholars worldwide. There limited research on missed in the Jordanian context. The current study sought to examine perceptions of nurses toward amount and types medical surgical wards. We also examined differences items between public, private, university hospitals Jordan. This was cross-sectional using MISSCARE Survey tool. Data collection spanned 4 months March July 2021. final sample...

Purpose Patient safety culture is a vital element to create patient in healthcare organisations. Emergency department (ED) professionals operate unstable conditions that may pose risk on day-to-day basis. The aim of this study was assess the status and quantify dimensions ED setting. Design/methodology/approach This descriptive cross sectional used validated questionnaire distributed staff working nominated EDs . Perceptions various were reported frequency positive responses for each...

Missed nursing care can jeopardize the safety of patients. The practice environment contains various elements that may impact staff's capability to provide appropriate care.To examine association between and missed in Jordanian hospitals.A cross-sectional design, including MISSCARE survey Practice Environment Scale Nursing Work Index, was used for this study.Data were gathered from 672 nurses working 10 hospitals March July 2021. Findings revealed significant negative correlations nurses'...

Safety culture in Emergency Departments (EDs) requires special attention due to unique operational feature of the ED environment. Which may influence a patients' safety ED.To identify factors that patient EDs.A qualitative study using semi-structured interviews with 12 staff was carried out two Australian EDs. The data thematically analysed and describe perceived by as influencing culture.The findings revealed four super-ordinate themes 19 categories. were following: (1) Environmental...

Purpose To explore the perceptions of surgical team members in a tertiary hospital Jordan toward factors influencing patient safety culture (PSC). Design/methodology/approach This was qualitative descriptive study intended to characterize that influence PSC. Interviews were conducted with health-care providers operation room (OR) Jordanian hospital. Participants included surgeons, anesthetists, nurses and senior residents who had worked for three years minimum OR. Thematic analysis used...

Missed nursing care is a complex healthcare problem. Extant literature in this area identifies several interventions that can be used acute hospital settings to minimise the impact of missed care. However, controversy still exists as effectiveness these on reducing occurrence care.This theoretical paper aimed provide conceptual understanding using complexity theory.The method utilised for based review and theory healthcare.We found key virtues relevant phenomenon were adaptation...

Patient safety and culture are critical for quality healthcare delivery in general Emergency Departments (EDs) particular. The aim of this study is to identify strategies that may contribute the improvement maintenance patient which considered most feasible ED environment.A two-step modified Delphi method with 11 experts' panel was performed establish consensus. A list potential expert participants a background EDs compiled through professional networks supervisory team. Snowball sampling...

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the perceptions operating room staff towards use World Health Organization Surgical Safety Checklist in a tertiary hospital Jordan. Design/methodology/approach This was qualitative descriptive study. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with purposeful sample 21 healthcare employed (nurses, residents, surgeons and anaesthesiologists). period from October December 2021. Thematic analysis used analyse data. Findings Three main themes emerged...

Introduction Armed conflicts result in greater vulnerability and socioeconomic inequality of populations besides risking their health well-being. Conflict intensifies the needs risks life well-being individuals at large through displacement. Therefore, our study aims to apprise interventions which children under-five living Jordan are especially risk for acute respiratory infections, diarrhea, fever conflict circumstances. Materials methods Secondary data analysis is used present study. We a...

Background: The World Health Organization declared that medication errors are the third largest global patient safety challenge. administration stage is a common and susceptible for medical to occur. Objective: To explore factors contributing specifically in pediatric care units as perceived by nurses Jordanian hospital. Methods: A qualitative descriptive study was conducted involving face-to-face audio-recorded interviews with 9 tertiary hospital located north of Jordan. convenience...

Purpose To assess patient safety culture in a teaching hospital Jordan, identify the demographic and professional characteristics that impact culture, benchmark with similar studies region. Design/methodology/approach A cross-sectional design was applied. Responses were analyzed using SPSS software. Descriptive inferential statistics used to analyze data. Findings In total, 430 (80.5%) participants nurses physicians; 300 (56.20%) females; 270 (50.6%) age group 25–34 years of age....

Abstract Background Armed conflicts result in greater vulnerability and socioeconomic inequality of populations besides risking their health well-being. Conflict intensifies the needs risks life well-being individuals at large through displacement. Therefore, our study aims to apprise interventions which children under-five living Jordan are especially risk for acute respiratory infections, diarrhea, fever conflict circumstances. Methods Secondary data analysis is used present study. We a...

Missed nursing care is a global issue in acute healthcare settings. It complex phenomenon that refers to required by patients but left undone or significantly delayed.To investigate the nature of missed and influencing factors general medical ward an hospital Brisbane, Australia.This descriptive case study. The study was carried out 29-bed inpatient medical/cardiology/telemetry tertiary hospital.The has been identified as high complexity unit. survey data found most frequent elements missed,...

Background/Aims Falls are a key patient safety concern because of the associated physical injuries, emotional impact and financial burden on patients healthcare system. This study aimed to describe characteristics falls assess potential risk factors among hospitalised in medium-sized acute care hospital Queensland, Australia. Methods was retrospective descriptive using routinely collected information. The conducted public Characteristics patients, their fall classification circumstances were...